projects
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Stock Analysis Web App, bringing cloud scale stock analysis to
anyone
- Scalable, microservice architecture designed for the cloud
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Hosted with AWS, utilizing EC2 and Docker Compose for
orchestration
- React frontend with Nginx proxy
- Live Demo Launching June 8th
- Python toolkit built with OSMnx and Tobler
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88 Individual tags automatically used to calculate the walkability
of a city
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Takes in a list of any number of cities and gives a variety of
insights into it's walkability metrics, specifically establishes a
score for how accessibly it is for pedestrians within 15 minutes
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Developed to solve my own problem of not enough data on
walkability being available and uniform, I reconfigured the tool
originally made by
Transform Transport
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I'll be publishing a paper on walkability and this will be a vital
source of data
By the way, check out my Blog. There is updates
on active projects and a more insights on previous ones
Blog
Welcome to my digital notebook. This space serves as a log of my
professional journey through the evolving landscapes of data and big
tech.
Click here for the Blog page
May 28, 2026
Investigating the relationship between pedestrian and cycling
infrastructure and a city's 15-minute accessibility score using
Statcan and OSMnx data.
About
I'm Ethan Long, a developer and Computer Science student graduating
from Florida State University this Spring. Because I earned my
Associate's Degree during high school, my timeline into tech has
been accelerated. Since writing my first lines of code in 2024, I've
rapidly progressed from core fundamentals in C++ and Java to
architecting complex cloud environments and micro-applications.
Working extensively with cloud infrastructure naturally drew me
toward the data that supports cloud-scale applications. For now, my
focus is entirely on Data Science, specifically its application
within Urban Development. I am incredibly passionate about how data
can reshape city landscapes. To that end, I am currently preparing
for graduate school in Urban Data Science, conducting independent
research, and actively rebuilding a promising data application known
as the '15min City Score Toolkit'.
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